Buick Century Heater Hose

Why you drive your Century.

Auto enthusiasts know that good looks is built into each Buick, and understand that only the best repair Century parts will suffice when your car or truck needs fixing. Buick automobile enthusiasts have become used to a certain level of dependability when driving their Century around town. When your Buick Century left the factory, it was destined for a person with discerning taste who prioritizes a trusted name in their automobile. Your Buick dealership isn't the only place to buy the best repair parts to fix your Century.

Don't go too long without fixing your Heater Hose... here's why.

Believe it or not, your car or truck's heating system is closely tied to its engine cooling system. The engine of your Buick Century circulates liquid coolant throughout the block to absorb heat, and sends this liquid to the heater core (a small radiator) through a heater supply hose when you want to warm your vehicle's cabin. Buick Century heater hoses help cool the engine by supplying an alternative path for hot coolant to travel. The return heater hose re-introduces the coolant to the engine after it has heated the heater core so it can go back to the radiator.

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